I recommend you update your `oshi-core` dependency version to 5.7.5 to resolve this issue.
Background:
There's been a longstanding bug in OSHI (since 3.13.0) where performance counter names were localized, but then used in a method designed for the English counter names.
Since there has always been a fallback to (slower) WMI, this didn't cause a failure, just a slower response time.
This only impacted users using non-English versions of Windows
For a small fraction of those users, some experienced significant delays for yet-unknown reasons that seem to be fixed by rebuilding performance counters
This bug has been fixed in 5.7.5 and tested with Minecraft to resolve this report
There are no other significant changes in 5.7.5 that would introduce any additional risk to updating the dependency version
Daniel Widdis
OSHI maintainer here.
TL;dr:
I recommend you update your `oshi-core` dependency version to 5.7.5 to resolve this issue.
Background:
There's been a longstanding bug in OSHI (since 3.13.0) where performance counter names were localized, but then used in a method designed for the English counter names.
Since there has always been a fallback to (slower) WMI, this didn't cause a failure, just a slower response time.
This only impacted users using non-English versions of Windows
For a small fraction of those users, some experienced significant delays for yet-unknown reasons that seem to be fixed by rebuilding performance counters
This bug has been fixed in 5.7.5 and tested with Minecraft to resolve this report
There are no other significant changes in 5.7.5 that would introduce any additional risk to updating the dependency version